Sentence examples for technically although from inspiring English sources

Their domination in that area came not so much because they are better technically – although they probably are – but because they are better at pressing.

On a perfect day, it is not even extreme, technically, although at least once a week it can take two hours or more, and it has taken as long as three, such as when a truck flipped on the interstate and spilled a load of battery acid.

The short numbers do not, on the whole, stretch the dancers technically, although the three men in the March — Oliver Halkowich, Ilya Kozadayev and Shingo Yoshimoto on Thursday — were fun to watch, and Randy Herrera and Leticia Oliveira had the requisite bravado in the Tarantella.

But Lee insisted the 2C goal remained technically feasible, although it could become prohibitively expensive.

Plus, I'm on Facebook, technically speaking, although I hardly ever am there….

It's technically legal, although it's illegal to sell it for recreational purposes.

This approach is both cheaper and technically easier, although it raises different geopolitical and logistics issues.

Visiting this place is technically illegal, although it has become a haven for local families and stoned teenagers alike.

(Note: Libya is technically dry, although there is a thriving black market for alcohol and discreet drinking is tacitly accepted.

The company is not technically insolvent, although it may become so soon if there are further junk bond defaults.

Now he lives in Fox Island, Wash., and describes himself as "technically unemployed," although he is writing a memoir and remodeling a house.